For my work (software development) fits very well. I would like a more comfortable touchpad and a matte screen, more USB ports, Ethernet and a second m.2 connector. Power Limit is strictly set by the manufacturer, the processor frequency has never been raised above 4.6 GHz. And the logical question is, why then overpay for i9? Downvolting to -020220V managed to avoid temperature throttling, but it didn't help much with resetting the frequency. The frequency still drops under load, but now due to power throttling. Modern Standby won by editing the registry, switched to S3. But now the monitor does not always turn on when exiting sleep mode (they say Dell has some kind of bug with S3). Once I did not fall asleep and warmed up in my backpack. I take it out, and he yells with fans and you can get burned on the aluminum case. About skipping letters when typing with a built-in keyboard. Perhaps it's a matter of habit. But neither my old 8-year-old Samsung, nor the relatively new MacBook Pro with its latest generation butterfly keyboard (which is very short-throw and, in my opinion, quite comfortable), I had no such problems. I advise you to check before buying whether it is convenient for you. Palmrest has rather sharp edges. My hands are uncomfortable. But the MacBook is even sharper, and even there is aluminum, and here is a soft touch. Opening the laptop is inconvenient - there are no recesses or slots. Can't open with one hand. Wi-Fi fell off once. Those. Wi-Fi disappears altogether, does not see any access point and restarting the computer does not help. I pressed the Wi-Fi button, it did not help. :) I downloaded and installed different versions of drivers from the manufacturer and Wi-Fi did not appear. The complete demolition of drivers from Killer helped. By the way, if you decide to reinstall Windows 10 from scratch, secure access to the network: either stock up on Wi-Fi drivers (Windows 10 is not included in the delivery), or connect an external Ethernet (it does not require drivers). After Windows finds the Internet, it will install all the necessary drivers on its own.
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